[Verse 1] My light in silent songs abides, Where starry gleam in darkness hides; By shadowed waters, still and deep, The ancient echoes wake from sleep. And there beneath the aged trees, The wardens stir in twilight breeze. [Chorus] O Song of Eldamar, arise, Where leaves are whispering to the skies; Where light endures though day be done, And paths are lit when night has come. O Song of Eldamar, remain, Through wind and world, through loss and pain; The breath once given, soft and far, Still dwells within the hearts we are. [Verse 2] The forest lifts its gaze on high, To answering waters, clear as sky; And seasons weave in turn their lay, In gold of fall and bloom of May. And in the deep where light was born, There sounds a call both faint and worn. [Chorus] O Song of Eldamar, arise, Where leaves are whispering to the skies; Where light endures though day be done, And paths are lit when night has come. O Song of Eldamar, remain, Through wind and world, through loss and pain; The breath once given, soft and far, Still dwells within the hearts we are. [Bridge] Where hidden streams in darkness lie, Your voice goes wandering, low and nigh; Fear not the night, nor fading day— No song once sung is lost away, While memory walks the shadowed land And light yet sleeps in root and strand. [Final Chorus] O Song of Eldamar, be sung, While stars are old and hearts are young; While leaves remember wind and flame— The ancient light is still the same.
